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Connecticut lawmakers passed the two-year, $51 billion budget agreement on Tuesday, a day before their regular legislative session ends.
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The amended bill, a priority for Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont that sought to curb health care costs, could be voted on Tuesday.
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Deep in the Connecticut budget bill passed by the House of Representatives is a provision that could affect who can run for attorney general in 2026.
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The Connecticut House has passed a two-year, $51 billion state budget. The deal had bipartisan support according to legislative leaders.
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Negotiations on the Connecticut state budget have been complicated by a late move by Governor Ned Lamont to include new municipal waste fees in the budget.
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Governor Ned Lamont, Treasurer Erick Russell and lawmakers pitched Connecticut’s born-again faith in fiscal discipline to investors Tuesday.
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In Connecticut, the stage is set for final budget negotiations. The Senate Republicans announced their budget proposal on Wednesday and it includes $1.5 billion in tax cuts, the largest in state history.
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To ensure bipartisan support for Connecticut’s next two-year budget, Democratic House Speaker Matt Ritter has said he is willing to adopt some ideas from the state’s GOP minority.
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Connecticut’s public colleges and universities produce the state’s future workforce. But, the higher education system relies on state funding to remain open, and the governor’s current budget proposal won't be enough to pay the bills.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has responded to the two-year budget proposals passed by Democrats in the Appropriations and Finance committees this week.